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Krazy Kat - 1918-11-19 Krazy: Daw-gunnim! He called me a feline! / Ignatz: You mustn't get sore; feline means 'cat'. / Ignatz: And 'cat' means feline. / Krazy: Then why don't he call me a 'ket'?
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-20 Krazy: Don't you dare say that again. / Krazy: If you do, I'll give you such a push on the eye. / Krazy: You can't call my l'il friend Ignatz a 'rodent'. / Krazy: Daw-gunya! You know just so well as I do, that he's a 'mice'.
Little Nemo - 1905-12-24 Santa's helper: Don't you think that a splendid idea? Are you with me, eh? / Santa Claus: It's the only way to get him into Slumberland. / Caption: Little Nemo had waited for Santa Claus until his eyes would not stay open and he fell asleep. Hardly had he done so when / Caption: he heard the merry jingle...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-21 Ignatz: I wonder if this is the hair-remover. / Ignatz: I'll try it out. / Ignatz: It is.
Little Nemo - 1905-12-31 Father Time: Yes yes. I will do my best. Tell the king I will do my best. / Messenger: If you will tell what a pretty place it is he will come, sure! / King Morpheus' letter: Dear Father Time. While going your rounds tonight, use your influence to get little Nemo to come to Slumberland with you and / Caption:...
 
Little Nemo - 1906-01-07 Indian Chief: Big chief Morpheus he say to me bring Nemo him and he give Wampum plenty to me. / Caption: Nemo, as usual, had gone to bed at nine o' clock and was snoring beautifully when he was startled by hear- / Indian: O-O-O-O-O-OOO-OO-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O- / Caption: ing an Indian warwhoop. He...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-22 Krazy: Huh. / Krazy: Fake hair restorer!
Little Nemo - 1906-01-14 Dooflap: I will take you to little Nemo. / King Morpheus: Poor little dear. How she does crave a playmate. I hope she gets him. / Caption: Shortly after retiring for the night, little Nemo was somewhat startled to see his double peeping from behind the foot of his bed. / Real Nemo: Who are you? / Nemo...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-23 Krazy: Hmm / Krazy: I wonder! / Joe Stork: You wonder what, Krazy? / Krazy: I wonder why Ignatz ain't got no fur on his tail. / Joe Stork: Dandruff. / Krazy: Oh.
Little Nemo - 1906-01-21 Snowball: Don't speak so loud. Those prying bears are prowling around looking for information continually. / Jack Frost: Oh, never mind them. You just get Nemo here and then bring Mr. Frost. You know the rest. / Caption: After trying every known scheme to keep warm and rest comfortably and failing, Nemo...
 
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-25 Krazy: Ok-choo! / Ignatz: Spanish influenza, Krazy? / Krazy: No, Ignatz. Spanish onion. / Ignatz: Ok-choo!
Little Nemo - 1906-01-28 Clown: Don't you fool us! Bring Nemo to us, we will take him to Slumberland. / Lion tamer: Yes, don't fool us by all means!!! It means a heap to us. / Caption: Little Nemo could not sleep. A deep, rasping, noise made it / Nemo: What is that awful, awful, noise? / Caption: impossible to rest. A large...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-26 Ignatz: I ain't afraid of no 'kat'. I ain't. / Krazy: Here comes my Uncle Tom Ket, Ignatz. / Krazy: Hello, Uncle Tom. / Uncle Tomcat: Hello, Krazy. I'm looking for a nice fat mouse. / Uncle Tomcat: I'm hungry for mice today, I am.
Little Nemo - 1906-02-04 Gnome1: Scare him. It's the only way to get Nemo here. / Gnome2: That's what I say, give him a good scare. / King's letter: What can you gentleman do to get Nemo into Slumberland. Morpheus. / Caption: Little Nemo was asleep and had supposed that / Nemo: Where are you going, uncle? / Caption: everyone...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-27 Krazy: Are you angry at me, Ignatz? / Ignatz: You bet I am. / Krazy: Golly / Ignatz: There's just one thing that keeps me from shying a brick at you. / Krazy: What's it? / Ignatz: I haven't got a brick. / Krazy: Ain't that too bad?
 
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-28 Ignatz: Death should have no terror for you, Krazy / Krazy: How so? / Ignatz: Well, you have nine lives, haven't you? / Krazy: Yes, I have. / Ignatz: Well, you have nine chances to other folk's one. / Krazy: The chances is against me too, Ignatz. / Krazy: No matter how many lives I got, I'm still only...
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-29 Krazy: Huh. I don't believe it. / Ignatz: You don't believe what, fool? / Krazy: I don't believe what I heard about this blue bottle. / Ignatz: I don't believe it can fly.
Krazy Kat - 1918-11-30 Krazy: Well. / Ignatz: Well. / Krazy: I was looking for you. / Ignatz: And I was looking for you. / Krazy: The question is now, did you find me, or did I find you? / Krazy: L'il 'whited sepulcher'. He found me.
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Krazy Kat - 1918-12-02 Dog: Y'mean to say y'don't know who he is, Krazy? / Krazy: Why no, I don't. / Dog: Well, he's 'Omar Kiyi' the 'Poison Pup'. / Krazy: The Poison Pup? / Dog: Yes, that's what I said. P-E-R-S-I-A-N, 'Poison'. / Dog: From 'Poisia'. / Krazy: Ohhhhhhh.
 
Krazy Kat - 1918-12-03 Krazy: Well, I see that we will be bones dry pretty soon, Ignatz. / Ignatz: Yep. / Krazy: And there's that fella what will suffer too on account of it. / Ignatz: Who is he? / Krazy: 'Omar Kiyi' The Persian Pup, and well known winebibber. / Ignatz: Oh, him?
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Krazy Kat - 1918-12-04 Ignatz: Omar was a teacher of peace / Krazy: Omar was? / Ignatz: Yes, he was, he dwelt in perfect harmony with the world. / Krazy: Omar did? / Ignatz: Sure he did, foolish. Do you doubt me? / Krazy: No, but-- / Krazy: Ain't it a bit unusual for a Irishman to be like that?
Krazy Kat - 1918-12-05 Krazy: A relative of mine, from the 'Malt' family, hence he's a Maltese. / Krazy: Also a relative of mine, from the 'Hop' family, hence he's a Hoppese. / Off-panel: And what's he, we ask? / Krazy: Oh, he's half and half. / Krazy: Hence, he's a 'beer cat'. / Ignatz: This drollery must cease.
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Krazy Kat - 1918-12-06 Krazy: As Halibut Coffman, the eminent cartoonist says-- / Ignatz: Well, what does he say? / Krazy: He says, 'into each life some rain must fall'. / Ignatz: Each life? / Krazy: Yes. Even in a bone-dry's life, Ignatz. / Ignatz: But it's so useless there. / Krazy: It settles the dust, Ignatz. / Ignatz:...
Krazy Kat - 1918-12-07 Krazy: There should be a law against making love in the gloaming time. / Ignatz: How so? / Krazy: Because that's why theres so many failures in the marriage business. / Ignatz: But the gloaming is so romantic. / Ignatz: Don't a lady look her best in the gloaming, fool? / Krazy: That's just it. / Krazy:...
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Krazy Kat - 1918-12-09 Ignatz: A falling star, Krazy. / Ignatz: A most remarkable phenomena. / Krazy: Shucks, a falling star ain't so much. / Ignatz: Is that so? / Krazy: It's how they don't fall that's remarkable.
Krazy Kat - 1918-12-10 Krazy: My goodness! / Ignatz: Your goodness why? / Krazy: Come to think about it, I never yet seen them scratch. / Ignatz: Never seen who scratch, silly? / Krazy: Neither a watch or a clock, Ignatz. / Ignatz: Ooy. / Krazy: And yet, you must admit they is both full of ticks.
 

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